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Photograph it
Up to three photos per meal, plus a line like "seven-tenths of the rice, less oil". Photos, name and description go off together; back comes each food, its portion, its calories and a confidence level.
iPhone · iOS 17+ · Vic Tech
Photograph a meal.
See how much more
you need to move.
What you ate, and what Apple Health saw you burn, become a single number — the calories still left to work off today. No food tables to search, no macros to count. One photo logs a meal.
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Left today
456
kcal · estimated
Burned
1,694
Eaten
1,450
Deficit
244
Make up the rest with
10,242steps
walking
39min
jogging
Eaten today — tap to add one, the numbers redraw
Portions and calories here are sample estimates, not dietary advice.
How it works
Take one photo. It handles the rest.
Two ways to log a meal, both ending at the same number. Anything the estimate gets wrong, you correct — and your figure is the one that counts.
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Or skip the photo
Save the meals you eat often and log them with one tap — nothing to photograph, nothing to estimate again. Neither fits? Type the meal in by hand.
03
See what's left
Back on Today the three rings redraw: how many calories are still to go, and what that is in steps or minutes of jogging.
Apple Health · Apple Watch
The burn half takes care of itself.
Your steps, active energy, basal energy, workout time and weight are read from Apple Health — read only. VicFit uses them to work out today's deficit and never writes anything back into your health data.
- Activity and workouts — steps, active energy and the workout time your Apple Watch recorded, summarised once a day.
- Basal energy — combined with active energy to form the outermost of the three rings.
- Weight trend — step on a scale that syncs to Health and the Review page's trend line moves on its own.
- Read-only, and only for the deficit — health data is never used for advertising, never sold, never given to third parties. It stays on our own servers.
Portions
Local food, measured the local way.
Nobody orders chicken rice in grams. Set the portion in units you would actually say out loud, and the calories recalculate on the spot.
1 bowl
2 slices
1.5 spoons
seven-tenths
full
large
- One natural unit per food — bowls, slices, pieces and spoons for things you can count; tenths for things you cannot.
- Recalculated on the spot — chicken rice at 660 kcal is a full portion; make it large and the total follows immediately.
- Tied to your account — sign in on a new phone and your favourites and their units come back with you.
Your data
Health data is sensitive data. We treat it that way.
This is the plain-language version. The full text is in the Privacy Policy.
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Never sold, never advertised against
Your meal photos and health data are not sold, not used for ad targeting, and not given to data brokers. -
Health data is read only
VicFit reads from Apple Health and never writes to it. What reaches our own Cloudflare servers is one summary row per day. -
Delete everything in one tap
Delete account in Settings revokes the Apple authorisation, then removes every meal photo, meal record, daily summary and favourite. -
Written to Malaysia's PDPA
Health data is sensitive personal data: explicit consent, a single stated purpose, breach notification, and a named contact.
Want to try it?
VicFit is in TestFlight beta and not yet on the App Store. For a beta place, or any question at all, write to support and we will reply.
iPhone · iOS 17 or later · Interface currently in Chinese; English coming · Support & FAQ